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Oh, and about your assumption that people aren't going to play for more than 2 hours anyway. I've finished 10-13 hour games in one session if it's good enough, and if i'm really too tired to think straight then i'll stretch it out to two.
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yeah, but were those handheld games or console games? A handheld is more quickfix, whenever you find the time and dont have a console nearby. i personally could not see myself ever playing for more than 5 hours on a handheld, and even that is strechin it
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With two DVD players, an Xbox DVD player and a PC, I don't need more playback equipment anyway.
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yeah, but do you have 2 dvd players, an xbox, or a computer with you when you are anywhere away from home?
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Who says the games aren't high quality?
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Well, i was only generalizing. the DS overall has a higher bad to good game ratio, especcially with games scoring 1's and stuff. ( yes, i am talkin to you, elf bowling. if you want to see something EXTREMELY funny, watch one of the videos for this
game and wonder how it was ever made) . if you go to the DS's review section on ign where it shows all the recent games, it has scores like 4.8, 2.5, 1, 2.5, 3, 3.5, etc. if you want to see for yourself, go
here. sure, the ds may have some good games, but i would go for the psp since the lowest scoring recent game was a 5.5, and thats only one game.
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So if I bought a PSP when it first came out, got a multitude of problems with it, and decided to complain, it's MY fault for wanting to buy it in the first place?
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umm, well, you see..... OH, LOOK! A BUTTERFLY!! *edits original post*
and the launch problems werent that major, just a couple dead pixels. using your example, the psp would be the one with the annoying clicking sound while the 360 is the second one.
and thank you for giving me valid reasons instead of most forums i have been to, where it is overrun with nintendo fanboys that spout out lame excuses without actually prove anything.
